Amazon and Walmart have microwaves under $100
this post was submitted on 21 Oct 2024
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You can buy a drone for, like, $5. So a swarm of drones for $100 seems pretty futuristic.
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Otamatone.
It's a synthesizer shaped like a note with a mouth and eyes.
you can get several smart outlets around your home for that, have fans and lamps and humidifers etc all remote controlled even with your voice.
A 1TB micro SD card
Sous vide
Is a cooking method from the 70s really... futuristic?
Not saying it isn't worth it, though.
It’s rare (intended) for me to find someone who knows what sous vide is. So I suspect for the majority it would seem futuristic.